Vollering leads SD Worx to Women's Tour victory
CYCLING WEEKLY|October 14, 2021
Dutchwoman takes up the torch from compatriot and team-mate van der Breggen, writes Owen Rogers
Owen Rogers
Vollering leads SD Worx to Women's Tour victory

Demi Vollering put to bed any worries SD Worx would be unable to win big races after the retirement of Anna van der Breggen, by taking a convincing victory at last week’s AJ Bell Women’s Tour.

The 24-year-old built her victory on a dominant performance in stage three’s 10-mile time trial around the Warwickshire town of Atherstone, eventually winning the overall 1.02 ahead of second-placed Frenchwoman Juliette Labous (DSM).

“It’s cool!” Vollering told CW when asked about her first WorldTour stage race victory. “But I wouldn’t be here without the team, they did a great job in the last few days and that’s important in stage races.”

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